Webinar will explore “Human Rights and Health Equity: Addressing Stigma and Neglect Faced by Vulnerable Populations”
A webinar on 7 July will explore “Human Rights and Health Equity: Addressing Stigma and Neglect Faced by Vulnerable Populations.”
Dialogue focuses on understanding and relations through a Buddhist lens
An intergenerational dialogue on 22 June focused on understanding and relations through a Buddhist lens.
Conference explores “Building Fraternity through Dialogue and Collaboration”
A conference in Rome hosted by the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue, in collaboration with European interreligious partners, and the Office for Interreligious Dialogue and Cooperation of the World Council of Churches (WCC), on 23-24 June explored “Buddhists, Christians, Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs in Europe: Building Fraternity through Dialogue and Collaboration.”
King Charles' "multi-faith nation", Burnham's Manchesterism and the conversion practices bill
What's wrong with conversion?
10 minutes with... Israel Olofinjana
Director of One People Commission, Rev Israel Olofinjana bids the Evangelical Alliance good-bye and God bless as he leaves after a transformative five years.
How can the church hold together in a divided nation?
In his final contribution as director of One People Commission, Rev Israel Olofinjana highlights the importance of finding strength through difference
All Africa Conference of Churches calls for protecting human dignity in wake of xenophobic threats
The All Africa Conference of Churches, in a statement, expressed grave concern regarding the recurring instances of Afro-phobia and xenophobic violence within South Africa.
Fellowship of Christian Councils in Southern Africa expresses concern over xenophobic attacks
The Fellowship of Christian Councils in Southern Africa expressed profound concern and deep sorrow over the resurgence of xenophobic attacks, discrimination, and hostility directed against foreign migrants and refugees from other African countries living in South Africa.
Church World Service Responds to Supreme Court Rulings on Asylum Rights, TPS, and Birthright Citizenship
WASHINGTON, June 30, 2026—Today, the international humanitarian and social justice organization Church World Service welcomed the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Barbara affirming that the Constitution guarantees citizenship to those born on U.S. soil, while decrying two SCOTUS rulings last week allowing the Trump administration, respectively, to turn away asylum seekers at the border and to terminate Temporary ...
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‘Walking Together’ resolution on care for immigrants is adopted
The Mission and Ministry Board brought their recent resolution for adoption by the delegate body. Titled “Walking Together: Immigration, Peacemaking, Conscience, and Supporting our Neighbors,” it reiterates that “care for immigrants and refugees is an essential part of the Christian and Church of the Brethren ethic of service and peacemaking.”